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03-06-2009, 02:11 AM #11
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I need help with cooking hash brownies.
After some more research, I found my answer. Not 1 cannabutter recipe mentions it on here. I thank myself lol:hippy:
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03-06-2009, 02:12 AM #12
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I need help with cooking hash brownies.
congratulations.
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03-06-2009, 02:14 AM #13
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I need help with cooking hash brownies.
Thanks. You didn't help but it's all good.
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03-06-2009, 02:30 AM #14
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I need help with cooking hash brownies.
...ok, thanks for that, ill be sure not to take up your time with nonsense again.
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03-06-2009, 02:37 AM #15
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I need help with cooking hash brownies.
Huh? You answered the original poster with good info. However you didn't tell me how to strain cannabutter without a cheesecloth. What's so hard to understand? You're not taking up my time with nonsense. It would just be nice to not be ignored.:thumbsup::hippy:
Originally Posted by jkalb42
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03-06-2009, 02:41 AM #16
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I need help with cooking hash brownies.
If i do the double boiling thing, the water in the first bowl needs to be boiling? how many degrees aproximately?
Originally Posted by jkalb42
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03-06-2009, 02:59 AM #17
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I need help with cooking hash brownies.
sorry guy (fourtwenty), i misunderstood. i made mine without cheesecloth once, i used a metal mesh coffee filter. the holes were big enough to let the butter through though, whereas a paper filter wouldnt work. you can get cheesecloth at most grocery stores, and i've seen many dollar stores that carry it. other than that, i've searched the internet and have not found anything that works as well as the cloth.
DannyR: a double boiler is an actual thing. you buy the two metal pots together, they fit into eachother. you won't have much luck trying to get two different pots to work, unless you can macgyver something. if you DO have a double boiler, the water in the lower pot can be as hot as you want. i don't believe it transfers enough heat to boil the top pot, it just gets it to the right temp. sorry i cant be more specific, you might have some luck googling that one.
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03-06-2009, 03:07 AM #18
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I need help with cooking hash brownies.
I read a white cotton t shirt works fine, what do you think?
A paper coffee filter DOES work, I did it a few weeks ago but you really have to squeeze and force everything through. The butter came out great but a little weak.
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03-06-2009, 03:09 AM #19
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I need help with cooking hash brownies.
alright, I only have one more question then, actually it's two.
1.how long do i have to keep the butter and the hash on the hot plate before I can start thinking about taking it off? I know that I'm supposed to keep it on there untill it turns brown but I would feel a lot safer if I knew aproximately how long I'm supposed to be doing that.
2.also, I'm only using 5 grams in my recipe, take that into consideration while answering question number 1. question number 2 is: what kind of butter should I use?
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03-06-2009, 03:50 AM #20
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I need help with cooking hash brownies.
OK 1 more time

you dont have to filter hash .....only weed... melt the butter at 37 C add the hash make sure you have 1/3 cup of butter or alittle more.
Add the hash to the melted butter....the hash will melt in the butter.... add to the brownie mix inplace of the vegetable oil
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